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game? >> niners all the way. all the way. >> niners all the way. >> everybody. everybody. oh boy you can sense the energy rising on bourbon street tonight as super bowl fever hits new orleans with full force. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. it won't be long now the big game is less than two days away and now all of a sudden new orleans is crowded with niners are hoping to win. >> reporter: it is midnight here in new orleans, we are on the balcony of the voodoo vibe. check out the scene, the crowds of people who are here for super bowl weekend. the big easy has now become the

big squeeze requester squeezey. check out the size of the crowd. about half a block down you might be able to make out some new orleans police officers on horse back. tens of thousands of people are jammed here in the french quarter. >> reporter: new orleans and the super bowl, two names names synonymous with partying. >> my middle name is joe after joe montana. >> really. your parents did that. >> my mom is a die-hard niners fan. >> reporter: michael anaconi is thrilled that he got an

photograph from receiver ray rice. >> he still gots it. >> reporter: the real show comes sunday. and some die-hard fans will be at the game no matter what the price. >> 5,000 a piece. >> reporter: are you kidding? >> 5,000. >> reporter: you paid $5,000 for a ticket. >> it's on 35-yard line, we don't give a [ bleep ] >> reporter: football fans who watched sports shows live. >> i have no idea what to expect. i've never been to one but it's bigger than i thought. everywhere you turn there's something else for the super bowl going on. every store, everything. it's really amazing. >> reporter: the energy and the excitement continues to build. it's really amazing how many people are out here and it's pretty amazing how much alcohol is being consumed. there are thousands of people here. many of them ravens fans, plenty of 49er fans are here as

well. keep in mind, this is friday night. we still have saturday night to get through before the super bowl. live in new orleans, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, ken. now back to our sports director mark ibanez back at the superdome where the harbaugh brothers teamed up for their press conference. that was amazing. >> reporter: i can vouch for everything ken just said. we were there an hour and a half ago. pretty much out of control. we are now in the calm perimeter of the madness near the super bowl. you're right frank, it was an interesting psychological press conference you might call. because you're kind of checking the two brothers out. their body language. trying to see if one might be trying to sneak a little psych job in there. as usual, both brothers pretty tight lipped when it comes to talking football but they were

very loquacious when talking about one particular family member as you're about to see. at center stage early this morning, the contrasting styles of brothers harbaugh. the older john, in tie and clad suit. and then the younger brother jim in a baseball cap that he almost always wears. and their parents. they do have the father who was the coaching influence in their lives. but the brothers both agree mom was the rock of the family. >> well there's nobody in the family that has more competitive fire than my mother. and she competes like a maniac. she believed in me and john and jonie. she took us to games and shot

baskets with us. and just believed in us. >> nobody would fight for us more than my mom. no matter what the situation was or teach us how to have each other's back. whether it was a scrape in the neighborhood. she made it clear that we were to have each other's back no matter what. that was our mom because she was with us every single day. dad worked a lot. he was around. we were with dad. mom took us to practices but mom was with us all the time. >> that was the most interesting part of the conference because you always here how their dad did this and did that and helped them with their football career. and isn't it always all about mom. and they let that known. we're going to hear from some 49er fans and some other well

known faces around the bay area that you're going to want to see as to who they think and why they'll win the game on sunday. you won't want to miss because you'll be hearing from the likes of steve young and jerry rice and a little charicature to tease you with. in the meantime in a real quiet part of new orleans, i'm mark ibanez. back to you. quarterback colin kaepernick is from the town of turlock and it's especially hit his alma mater. there was a sea of red and gold in in front of the school. they gave their bicepts a kiss. >> i saw a lot of kids that

bought 49er gear, 49er hats, 49er jerseys they really took part in this. >> reporter: kaepernick was an a student at pitman along with being a star baseball, basketball and football player. stay with us for continuing coverage. the preparty we found in san francisco tonight as businesses there cash in on the niners success. plus a crack down on the road already on the way. the statistics the prompted the blitz. and niner fans overcoming obstacles. one kid who dreams of being an announcer and will watch the game from a hospital. and more on the discovery of a teenager's body found dead. the girl is a middle school student and had only lived in the area for a few months. as john sasaki reports we've also learned of suspicious activity in the park on west texas street early this

morning. the investigative process lasted most of the day at alan whit park. finally at about 11:00 p.m. police announced that was the same person missing from fairfield park. we met a man who said he saw something suspicious. >> a car parking like facing going south with his head lights on with a larger man standing next to his car and i, it just struck me funny all day. >> reporter: police tell me they are following up on that information. they add the girl was found naked but with no obvious signs of trauma. they say she was a young teen. near by residents are concerned

about the park and the rougher crowd that sometimes gathers here. >> i used to take my daughter to this park and now i can't anymore. >> reporter: because of what happened today. >> yeah and there's always a lot of people drinking and stuff here it's not a good park. >> the main park here in town. she was in the open in the parking lot. >> reporter: police are reviewing available surveillance video. but we found two cameras across the street. one that caught nothing and the other wasn't everyone hooked up. john sasaki. police say a woman from oakland may face criminal charges for a false amber alert. the amber alert was issued at 4:30 when the unidentified woman claimed her boyfriend took her 1-year-old daughter. the boyfriend sur --

surrendered a new hours later and that's when police found out there was no little girl. the democratic governor pardoned 128 convicted criminals with a bulk of them coming on christmas eve. compare that to 21 pardons the year before. this winter's flu outbreak has claimed two more lives in the bay area. santa clara county health officials today confirmed two homeless men both 58 years old died of the flu in january. we've learned the victims had been living at an encampment on key street in san jose. some say the homeless are the most vulnerable. >> when the flu hits, when a bad epidemic hits when the noro virus hits people die because they're already compromised. >> the new of flu related deaths is now at 14.

santa clara county is now sending mobile units to offer flu shots to people living on the streets. twitter say it is accounts of about 250,000 users were compromised and that hackers may have gained access to user names, e-mail addresses and other personal information. twitter has now sent out e- mails to those users letting them know that the company had reset their password. >> and bank of america suffered an outage of its online banking system today. b of a is blaming technical issues for the problem. bank of america called the outage inexcusable. a spokesperson says the situation had improved considerably by tonight. today marks the first day of san francisco's ban on public nudity and it sparked a lunchtime protest outside of city hall. >> why are we wasting city

resources on nude guys? >> a small group of men or women either partially or fully feud faced off against police officers. personalities include $190 fine with jail possible for repeated violations. >> we're hoping that people mature enough, they understand that this is a balance between their individual rights and everybody elses concerns. >> four people were sited at today's protest as for what's next, nudists say they hope to take their complaint to the ninth circuit court of appeals. 49ers fever is gearing up. getting the party started early. >> niners are going to win this. >> we'll tell you what it takes to prepare for a super bowl crowd. >> this is the absolute best. in 90 seconds. >> bay area law enforcement in their own huddles tonight to keep football fans from taking to the roads drunk.

new at 10:00, here's an important tip when you're going to be watching the super bowl. make sure you designate a sober driver before the kick off. deborah villalon is live with the dui blitz that has already begun. >> reporter: we're at a checkpoint, super bowl version. officers around the area are doing it tonight and tomorrow so the warning seeps in by sunday. >> we're out here just making sure that people aren't

drinking and driving. >> reporter: this audible is slightly different than usual. >> reporter: tonight's message especially urgent. because on football's biggest day, alcohol related car crashes in california shoot up 75%. crashes causing death or injury 41% higher compared to other sundays. aaa tracking the steps says alcohol promotion fuel the party. >> they have a 49er shot, we serve for $3 when they score you can order that. it's fun. >> reporter: fun until it's time to get home. responsible servers know they can be held legally liable if a drunk patron gets an arrest. but-- >> it's hard to tell in an exciting game. because they could be drinking a lot but they're just genuinely excited. but you always error on the side of caution. >> reporter: and officers error

on the side of safety. this woman pulled from the line passed her sobriety test. officers say it's not how many arrests but how many they convince. a cab or driver waiting on the bench are better options. >> you have the lights out here, cars out here, motorcycles out herement we're trying to make a big impression on people that this is a big event and big thing for people not to do. >> here's something for you to take a look add. thank you, have a good evening. >> reporter: on sunday, all over the bay area saturation patrols will be looking for intoxicated drivers after the game. trying to find them before they endanger others. now police also want to remind those hosting house parties they can be held responsible if a drunk guest gets into an accident. so they ask to stop serving alcohol close to the end of the game. deborah villalon.

>> reporter: san francisco district attorney george gascon warned 49er fans don't get carried away. >> if you go out there you start rioting, you start vandalizing property you start hurting other people. the consequences are very severe. >> by severe, gascon pointed to the prosecution of several people that vandalized. videos of vandalism posted on the internet were used for prosecution. >> hey 49er fans thank you for the way you cheered on our hometown heros all yearlong. >> you helped the 49er get to the super bowl. >> the chief, the fire chief and mayor joined together to thank fanned but say no rioting

will be tolerated. we visited several san francisco neighborhoods to speak with the owners of the rest rant -- restaurants and bars. they tell me the red and gold is great for business. some would call wison the pit bar bq an institution. it's been around for all of the 49ers super bowls. >> has it been too long. >> way too long. even if we don't win we've gotten to the super bowl. >> reporter: richards says it's already a victory for his business. the celebration has already begun. >> we can rev it up, get the motivation going. because we're going to bring it home. niners are going to win this. >> reporter: on sunday tables

will replace these vehicles. it's about the community getting together. >> it's always a community event in the neighborhood. it always is. you're up here. you're going to enjoy yourself. >> reporter: bars on haite are decorated with 49er decorations. at the red devil lounge tonight notorious a live band will be playing for a 49er pep rally and dance party. >> we're going to have people all up here. >> reporter: segan a lifelong 49er fan says the party here is sold out at $500 a table. his lounge is normally closed sunday, the super bowl is an exception. >> not only are people celebrating and having a good time. but it sustains the local economy and keeps everybody out there working. >> reporter: there's still tickets for tonight's pep rally it's $12 a person and it's just getting started. live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. pretty much seems like just about everyone in the bay area

has 49er fever. even the restaurant chain panda express. more than 70 locations will get free orange chicken for anyone that walks in with their 49er gear. a suicide bomber attacked the u.s. embassy in turkey. he died. the bomber is a known militant. state department officials say the embassy is heavily protected but is also due for an upgrade. in mexico city the death toll from yesterday's explosion at the pemex headquarters rose to 23 today. rescuers are still looking for more possible victims. the head of pemex says it appears it was an accident although the cause has not been determined. and a spokesperson said most of

the damage was too administrative offices. >> back here in the u.s., john kerry was officially sworn in today as secretary of state. kerry's wife and daughter attended the ceremony at the capital today. kerry was overwhelmingly approved for the role with 94 yes votes and only three no votes by his former colleagues in the senate. kerry takes over the postfor hillary clinton. tomorrow is another winter spare the air day. bay area quality officials say the air is expected to be unhealthy. that means burning wood is banned. the problem is the smoke can cause problems for people who have certain health conditions such as asthma or bronchitis. how about today, we had a warm one out there. we had 79 in oakland. 72 in morgan hill. not what you expect for february. temperatures outside upper 60s today. we had 69 in napa, 68 in santa

rosa. not as warm tomorrow. we're looking for more high clouds to filter in. these high clouds will cover the sun a little bit. there's a little bit of fog showing up at the coast. we had fog moving up from santa cruz. that's going to trend your temperature down. your saturday forecast still nice. not as warm as today. we have your temperature forecast in your neighborhood. the cities that will be the warmest and which day of the weekend will be the warmest we'll see you back here. some people watch the super bowl just for the ads. coming up at 10:30, a sneak peak at some of those very expensive ads and why a lot of companies are rolling them out online first. >> it hasn't happened since 2007, the dow topped 14,000. what it might mean for the average american and the reasons behind it. >> and a reminder you can get ktvu news to go. just download the ktvu app click the live icon and watch

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u.s. stock markets rallied higher today with the dow industrials closing above the 14,000 mark for the first time in five years. the dow gained 149 points nasdaq was up 36. a positive jobs report helped pushed the markets higher. but what does 14,000 really mean? jana katsuyama is live now in san francisco to tell us what this big day on wall street means to the average joe, jana. >> reporter: well julie just one look at the ticker behind me and you can see stock after stock that ended up today. the dow jones is an average of just 35. but for people who are looking at their retirement funds and investments it is a hopeful sign. the markets rise today gave investors a taste of the optimism back in 2007 when the dow surpassed the 14,000 mark

five times. >> i hope it's fantastic news. i hope it's a good sign right. >> reporter: the market rise is lifting spirits, people relieved to finally see their investments grow. after the dow dropped as well as 6,600 in 2009. >> it's a good sign. it's continued to go up so no complaints there. >> we're moving in the right direction and compared to a lot of other countries i think we're in a good position. >> reporter: manufacturing and auto sales are being credited for pushing the dow higher. a job's report shows that while unemployment rose, 157,000 jobs were added in january. >> i think there are definitely a lot of people that are still struggling. but i definitely see signs of movement and see more job openings. >> reporter: professor patricia desho says -- >> the economy has improved

people have more money. what do you do with that money, well you can put it in the bank but you earn like zero interest. >> reporter: but profits don't mean much as the country is still suffering from cut backs. >> the average american is better off. >> reporter: and that certainly rings true for more than 12 million americans who according to the bureau of labor statistics were unemployed last month. reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 muse. business has been very good for san ramon based chevron based on its fourth quarter earnings report. chevron posted more than $7,000 in net income for a three month period. for the year it's profit hit $36 billion. chevron also says its improved the performance of its refinery in richmond although a unit of that refinery has been shut down since a fire last friday. gas prices are going up as

refineries begin preparations for the more expensive summer blend. a power failure near los angeles has knocked two of its units offline for two days. aaa says the average price for gas in san francisco right now is $3.84 a gallon. it's $3.78 in san jose and $3.76 in oakland. a light at the end of the tunnel. we will go inside one of the state's biggest construction project and show you when it might open. the strategy behind super bowl ads. hear from the creator of a big commercial and why they're features a baby on the move.

the sicilian elementary school they showed their spit. an pep rally for the 49ers. many performed special 49er cheers there was even a stand in for colin kaepernick. >> many will tune in for the game but many will also be watching for those ads. those multi million dollars ads that advertisers hope will make a big impact. maureen naylor got a sneak peak at a bay area company that made an ad. >> reporter: today we got a sneak peak, we can only show you a short piece.

go promakes specially mounted high deaf video cameras. woodman picked this spot for more than 15 options. >> it was really in -- nick who saw the baby commercial and i think his eyes lit up and he was like, that's genius. >> go projoins 36 companies to have already released their big game commercial. according to you tube, early released ads were viewed 600 more times online than just on game day. >> these early releases give you a huge opportunity. >> reporter: the go procommercial will air in 16 cities. the idea came from a video a a wisconsin father posted of his son. the family focused angle is a departure for the company known for adrenaline filled videos of

extreme athletes. >> the early release is new because we think this is going to be a stand out. >> dad, where do babies come from? >> and expect to see a will the of babies, models and animals in this year's ads with women being a key target audience. live in santa clara, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. according to you tube the most viewed ads on the site for this super bowl were watched more than 35 million times and the most shared ad on you tube is volkswagen get in get happy spot. you tube also says this year it's seen more advertisers release super bowl video teasers to help build up buzz for the spots. alpine meadows and squaw valley are asking $49 lift tickets valid only this sunday. resorts are also planning watch parties for the big game

complete with food and drink deals. today we got our first looks at the devil slide tunnels. the tunnels are 4,200 feet long and they're expected to open in the next month or so. for more videos from inside the tunnels go to ktvu.com and control down to the video player on our front page. >> keeping those boeing 787 dream liners on the ground is coming at a cost for san jose. the city is losing $214,000 worth of business each day those dream liners aren't flying. you will recall last month, vanetta san jose airport launched their dream liner service to tokyo but those dream liners were grounded just days later after news of problems. protesters took their anger for president morsi to the

presidential palace. security forces used tear gas and water cannons to drive them back. the demonstrators are demanding president morsi step down. this was the eighth day of protests. a truck carrying fireworks exploded at least 11 people died and several others were injured. 25 cars and trucks fell to the ground. officials detained four people. they say the truck had false papers claiming it was carrying general merchandise. and in russia, 70 years ago the battle of stalingrad came to an end. it was one of the bloodiest battles in the history. 2million people died during that siege. one survivor said it was hell and young people should know that war is not a game. today marks 10 years since the tragedy on board the space

shuttle columbia. >> rick d. husband. william c. mcpool. >> the names of the 11 crew members on the columbia were named. a state helicopter hoovering over a football game. the video posted to you tube that has prompted an investigation. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin updating his super bowl forecast. he's back in 10 minutes with the weekend ahead. >> this is our game, this is our house and this is our win. >> he is just 7 years old, but he has big dreams. we will introduce you to a young boy who's hospital room is 49ers territory. q

a stunt at a high school football game is prompting an investigation. the video was posted on you tube. we are told that a doj agent leans out of the helicopter and drops a football to his son who is a player on the field. the department of justice says it's an unauthorized use of the

helicopter and taxpayer dollars. a busy block of mission street in san francisco reopened a few minutes ago after the police bomb squad determined a suspicious device there is not a threat. police say they receive add call about 8:45 tonight. it was on mission between 15th and 17th. once on the scene the bomb squad discovered it was a grenade. there will be a super bowl watching party. a big time watching party inside a young boy's room at stanford's lucielle packers hospital. he's a special fan who knows a lot about the niners and a lot about overcoming big challenges. >> you know what i would tell him. >> what would you tell him? >> this is our game, this is our house, and this is our win. >> step into 7-year-old jason

murphy's hospital room turned boy cave and you better be ready to talk 49ers. >> ray lewis is a good linebacker. and they're pretty good. but i think we're going to win. >> reporter: he bleeds red and gold but a condition that keeps his heart from beating properly has had jacob in and out of hospitals since he was born. the sacramento second grader has had three open heart surgeries and his mom doesn't know how long they'll be here this time. >> due to his heart not functioning in the way it should. we'll know in the next couple of weeks if he will be listed as a complete heart transplant. >> reporter: for now jacob is just thinking about the super bowl. his dream is to become a play by play announcer. >> who's that number 22. >> charles roger.

>> reporter: so we pulled a play to try him out. >> field field down field. >> reporter: that was good coverage. they're expecting 15 family members to join him. he says, 15 niners, ravens zero. eric rasmussen. the gold dust lounge moved to a new home at fisherman's wharf after a dispute with its former landlord. the bar opens just in time for the 49ers super bowl game. major lee proclaimed today gold dust lounge day and he promised to stop by during the game. i'll have your complete bay

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alone. critics though argue the i.d. cards will encourage more illegal immigration. santa cruz police are asking people to be on the look out for a woman who stole a purse from an 80-year-old holocaust survivor. the woman was leaguing with her league when the woman stole her purse. this is a security camera picture from the bowling alley monday afternoon. the thief is described as 5'8" tall, 220 pounds. with shoulder lenght brown hair. last night we told you about pa purse snatcher who's intended victim fought back. 23-year-old miya simmons was taken into custody in connection with a botched theft. the obama administration is proposing a compromise on coverage for birth control.

religious groups have objected to providing birth control. more than $7,000 californians saw their health care go up. anthem blue cross raised it rates on individual policyholders saying it will lose money even with those hikes. consumer watchdog calls the rate hikes unreasonable. the advocacy group is also backing the november ballot initiative that would give the state the power to reject excessive rate increases. an organic compound that has found banned products will include bpa. that means manufacturers will have to posta warning if the

bpa exceeds the maximum limit. quite a day today. the weekend looks like it's going to be very nice as well. today will be the warmest day all week with temperatures it got to the low 70s in some places. tracking some swell. they're headed right toward our coast. we'll see big surf especially as we get into sunday. as you get into this area, 20- foot waves big. if you look right along the coast what we have right now is teeny, it's like 4-foot. those swells are headed our way and when you get here you will notice big surf at the coast. please be careful if you get to the ocean beaches because the rip currents will be going especially on sunday. those are the clouds coming in over head. these clouds coming in on the south no rain. they will be enough to keep temperatures a little warmer overnight. and certainly a little bit of filtered sunshine tomorrow which will turn temperatures down a few degrees. so today is the warmest day. temperatures come down a few

degrees tomorrow. your weekend looks great. sunday has clouds that's the big difference really. then we have some coastal fogs. the fog is working its way down the coast. the fog will go away by sunday. dry bay area forecast. 38 in livermore. it's dropping south. that means whatever rain, whatever it has to produce isn't happening. we're going to see high clouds over head. especially on saturday. sunday they'll be around. but the model watch what the model does. here we are sunday morning. cloudy. the clouds are coming in right now. then saturday afternoon. north bay not bad right. not so cloudy. but down here it's cloudy. none of it bad it's just filtered sunshine. sunday clouds go away. that's sixarm -- that's 6:00

a.m. and it goes away slightly. sunday your best day on the weekend but saturday, nothing to sneeze at. it's going to be a real nice day. forecast highs for tomorrow. i was just thinking about the sunday forecast but it doesn't matter. who cares it might as well be in a dome. what am i saying. there's your five day forecast. it's funny. i guess saturday was the better day. sunday with the most sunshine and nobody will notice it because you'll be watching the game. >> speaking of that game we're going to go back over to fred because we want to go back to new orleans. >> this is the seventh time they've hosted a super bowl. i mean that's just a great place to have it. but i keep saying the more i know the less i know when it comes down to breaking this super bowl game. what's the kaepernick effect, the ray lewis goodbye party, the harbaugh connection. mark vegas, look san francisco slight favored but is anybody or anything happening down there this week that changed

people's first impressions? >> reporter: yeah. you can pass along to bill. we were in the dome and the weather is really nice in there. pass that along. i think this place, new orleans probably the best to have a super bowl in. everything is kind of close together. you can walk to it but the players right now. they're sequestered like jurors in a big trial. nobody is getting to them and you're not going to be hearing anything new from they -- from them. so i thought it would be nice to get amongst the luminaries and see what they predict. >> i'm going with the 49ers. collin kaepernick up the outside and core up the middle. there you go. >> i've seen 17-0. they've seen they've run over the packers. you get a feeling that no matter what happens they figure

it out. that's my prediction. there might be some tough times in the first half. but in the second half -- >> packers. >> i don't know if you can tell but i'm going to vote for the ravens. and i gave my official score of 24. so we'll see. >> i picked the 49ers early. i can't change it now. i mean i love the ravens, i love john but what aim going to change. besides, i'm not very good at picking any way. >> what the san francisco 49ers they're poised, ready, they're playing with swagger. even though that the legacy of ray lewis with that at stake, i think the niners are going to be able to prevail and win this football game. >> well, i'm going with the ravens. deal with that one bay area. >> reporter: that's frank caliendo well known comedian. and man, it was a blast there today guys.

and we had a good time and we're looking forward to the game is about all i can tell you. everybody is tired about the predictions. we have a lot more to tell you tomorrow. in the meantime from right outside the superdome. we'll get back to you fred. >> thanks mark. i just hope it doesn't get back to a last second field goal. again we will see mark and everybody else tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. for our live 49ers special. >> coming up, stanford coach vanderbilt adds another milestone to her ill -- illustirous career. we'll have that coming up.

it looks more and more like stanford and cal women will face each other once again next month. tonight both of them enjoyed run away victories. vanderbilt became the first coach to win 500 games. jocelyn 16 points against the ducks. agumike had her normal numbers 23 points. cal beat oregon state. that means cal and stanford are 8-1. tied for first in the pac12. phil mickelson started with six straight pars and on seven

drills this clutch birdie put. mickelson won this waste management open twice before he drove the ball like 350 yards on the par 15. this is from 192 yards out. it's going to land 4 feet from the cup. he finished at 60. he has a four shot lead going into a wild wild weekend in scottsdale. >> we even have golf coming up next week. >> the waste management open. >> keep it clean, keep it clean. >> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> thank you for joining us. we'll be covering live from new orleans with bubba paris. have a good weekend. go niners.